explicit about the fact that, look, he wasn't going to try to play games, he wasn't going to try to con us, or at least that's what he said, because he realized wid more information about this than he did, and we were asking him questions from a pell sperkt tiff. >>> let me suggest another interpretation, he's watching television. he knows we're in a coalition against isis and against the terrorists, and one way to screw up our coalition is to get us suspecting the saudis of a role in 9/11, a perfect way to break us all apart. >> absolutely. this is somebody who has to hate saudi arabia. this is somebody who believes as an article of faith, if the u.s. cut off support for saudi arabia, they would fall. >> isn't it possible that what this guy is doing is screwing up our coalition right now? >> it's always possible. >> spreading the seeds of doubt. >> the only justification for withholding this information is if it had some deleterious impact on u.s./saudi relations. there's two things to say about this. number one, my understanding is moussaoui has been trying to put forward this informatio

. >> these people have been call -- conning us for all these years, it's time to con them. >> they made as cameras roll, detective powell runs through the details. >> we've already got customers outside waiting to be arrested. the way that the operation is designed is in the location we'll have two to three cbi employees at this point. >> the office is staffed with members of local law enforcement acting as cbi employees. once the officers confirm the identity of the person coming to claim their prize, another employee leads them to the room where they think they'll be picking up their new laptop. >> when the lucky winners pass through this door, they're greeted by uniformed officers ready to place them under arrest. surprise. >> they come through the door, you'd see them and it was like all right i won. and sometimes the color just drained from their faces. it was, like, oh my gosh i have be had. they were all very surprised. >> some people are bewildered by the overwhelming show of force. >> i don't know what's going on. >> you're under arrest. >> i understand that part. but i mean, w

if the federal government has promised to recruit a member of the family to fill in the gap to con console usorter: he has decided to apply, he survived last year's stampede. >> i had to survive so i looked foe a set place and stayed there. and after the stampede, after everything calms down, i moved out with the friends, some of the friends that i went there with. >> reporter: the stampede at the jobs fair shows unemployment is a serious problem. around 1.6 million students graduate every year. but there are not nearly enough jobs for them. and so when the government advertised say cans is literally millions of pima ply. the government says safety has been improved. >> crowd control will be put in place now we take in to cognizant that mistake. and therefore only eligible persons duly selected, duly invited at this point in time will be allowed to attend. >> reporter: moses is hoping that will be the case. >> i almost lost hope in the scheme of things in nigeria. i almost lost hope. especially looking at the deceased of africans, i almost lost hope. but i was able to pick up and say, okay, i

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she says some day she would like to play at use con and she's a very big curry fan. >> i wasn't really paying attention when he first came out but it was nice to meet him out but it was nice to meet him. well he's my favorite player and also his playing style is one of the best if the game. >> to the ice shark flames in the tank first period burns hooking right there 2 minutes for verns in the box and power play for calgary. raymond. shatter and scores. 1 nothing flames. just 3.1 seconds left in the period. face off. lead cut in half lining that. sharks down. the rip it rip it 12th of the year. third periodical gear on another power play. andrew can't clear power play. andrew can't clear. result another goal. the hoolingts wins 4-one flames the final. beat the sharks second time in less than a week. shark fourth loss in the last 5 games. a's insist they are not rebuilding but when you trade away all stars like him donaldson and norris and replace them with prospect hard to see any other way. they head to spring training in mesa in 10 day. whole new cast of character following off seaso

a passenger may have exposed thousands of others to the con take use illness and what bart is tellingtomers. >> a late night fire damaging a home belonging to an a list actor. >> check this out, the bay bridge toll plaza shows traffic packing up with weather and traffic during the >> we are backtracking colorful clouds this morning and record high temperatures as we head into the afternoon hours. hayward is not an official reporting station yet and has not been online long enough but you get to 69 it is a record high and 72 in oakland record high and the rest of us are within four degrees and san francisco we have to get to 80 so that is undoable the we have fog through the san joaquin valley and visibility less thank quarter-mile through 10:00 and low-to-mid 70s to monterey and low-to-mid 80's but breezy in southern california and record high yesterday to lake tahoe record high today again a record high temperature and saturday and possibly on sunday. >> we take you outside and we are headed along 680 merging with 238 traffic is moving along fine as we round the corner and it is movi

she says some day she would like to play at use con and she's a very big curry fan. >> i wasn't reallyn when he first came out but it was nice to meet him out but it was nice to meet him. well he's my favorite player and also his playing style is one of the best if the game. >> to the ice shark flames in the tank first period burns hooking right there 2 minutes for verns in the box and power play for calgary. raymond. shatter and scores. 1 nothing flames. just 3.1 seconds left in the period. face off. lead cut in half lining that. sharks down. the rip it rip it 12th of the year. third periodical gear on another power play. andrew can't clear power play. andrew can't clear. result another goal. the hoolingts wins 4-one flames the final. beat the sharks second time in less than a week. shark fourth loss in the last 5 games. a's insist they are not rebuilding but when you trade away all stars like him donaldson and norris and replace them with prospect hard to see any other way. they head to spring training in mesa in 10 day. whole new cast of character following off season that saw bean

she is now con us and -- conscious and breathing.ade positive changes in her life. she tweeted about getting healthier, working out, and recess sewer equitying her acting career -- resurrecting her acting career. anny is back with the forecast when we come back. bulldog: you don't need superpowers to help someone. sometimes, all it takes is a warm heart and a cold nose. that's why mattress discounters good deed dogs is raising money to train service dogs for people with disabilities. i would never imagine a life without an assistance dog ever again. i relied on people a lot. he helps me live a more independent life. bulldog: we need your help to do more. give at mattressdiscountersdogs.com, or any mattress discounters. mattress discounters good deed dogs helping dogs help people >>> we will kim back to kron 4 newsweekend -- welcome back to kron 4 newsweekend. >> we're waiting for some rain to come through. think we'll see a dosing of rain, but we're looking at generally partly cloudy conditions on this sunday morning. cloud cover wil

she says some day she would like to play at use con and she's a very big curry fan. >> i wasn't reallyying attention when he first came out but it was nice to meet him out but it was nice to meet him. well he's my favorite player and also his playing style is one of the best if the game. >> to the ice shark flames in the tank first period burns hooking right there 2 minutes for verns in the box and power play for calgary. raymond. shatter and scores. 1 nothing flames. just 3.1 seconds left in the period. face off. lead cut in half lining that. sharks down. the rip it rip it 12th of the year. third periodical gear on another power play. andrew can't clear power play. andrew can't clear. result another goal. the hoolingts wins 4-one flames the final. beat the sharks second time in less than a week. shark fourth loss in the last 5 games. a's insist they are not rebuilding but when you trade away all stars like him donaldson and norris and replace them with prospect hard to see any other way. they head to spring training in mesa in 10 day. whole new cast of character following off season t

con fab too. maybe the buffett sperm giant can tell us what the heck is going on with oil prices. i've been of the view that the supply will continue to overwhelm demand. so oil is going to stay down longer than expected at this 48 $49 level, but i respect that way too much not to pay attention to a more contrary bullish opinion. pay close attention to drilling

we're the con projections tell us in the next three days, we're going to see our rate transportation by 50%. we have an crumbling infrastructure. the bigger birds carry more of your maintain because we can't and we all know it's crumbling but you got to be read the big. it's important to remember that the rule states really have a special burden. now the northeast states have an increased burden because simply because of private. if you look at what we're facing together, we're dealing with a much shortened construction season, we're obviously have freezing and that youing that takes an extraordinary toll on our pavement and bridges we have to throw salt around it which is really terrible to bridges. it doesn't help pack mybut all of the rural states are in this one together. i wanted to just say a word about listening to the rural state challenges. i thought i'd be brief here but not having to raid you my comments but then i lost my notes. i want to say something about the funding for those of us who are using the battle. for me govern battery just replay. what happens to a governor

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con man college or something? >> yeah, no -- yes, las vegas. right? there's a guy named apollo robins who worked with us. ur technical adviser. >> jimmy: i see. >> for the cons. i went to las vegas. and you know, i was like, how do people get into this? how did this become your line of work? he said, okay. i want you to go into that store. i want you to take a pack of gum and just -- i want you to look right at the guy in the face and i want you, in front of him, to put the gum in your pocket and walk out of the store. and i was like -- i'm too famous for that bull --. i was like, you know. so i went in and i was like -- you know, i'm talking. what you do, the concept is focus. when you're focusing, you know, you lose your attention in the dark areas. that's what we call it, the dark areas. >> jimmy: the dark areas, wow. >> i did it, put it in my pocket. and it is -- it's like jumping out of an airplane. it is the greatest thrill. i guess i'm telling people to steal. [ laughter ] but it is the most insane thrill. so i got it outside and i'm like, look! i stole the gum, i stole the gum! you know. and i wen

if there are some sites that have some fears or some con ster nation, maybe all of us can go together and see if we can convince them to participate and see what is the issue holding them back. we have the ability to offer residents mail back options, events. there's a lot of flexibility in there that the pharmaceutical companies can work on. speaker: since i didn't know what the other sites are outside of law enforcement, they were probably walgreens and so forth. it seems ludicrous that certain walgreens are taking certain ones. have i plenty in cd 7. it's all the chains. drug companies are there, so, yeah. i'm hoping it's not an issue. the enforcement piece of this, i know the question has been asked, and i see that kings county, they charge $2,000 a day as a penalty for not complying. i'm just wondering if that's the thought at this point of how we do enforcement? speaker: supervisor gilmore. part of the question is how do you know they're not complying. speaker: certainly, with respect to producers not complying, again, the department will have the names of all of the producers w

we've seen it in the past, but now your president has said it appeared you were going to abandon us. con insert going to have tomorrow night and as soon as you do. i tried to kind of talk even though he was announcing the withdrawal of the surge. the nuance was lost. they hurt america misleading. and as centrally detrimental effects in other ways as well. we thought spike after that announcement, kind of get the money out while you can. we saw government officials that we've been gaining traction with reform efforts to be less inclined to do so. you know we really frankly were undermined by that policy statement within days within weeks of the announced that. the policies tended to go this direction, immediately on the ground with an operational effort. so, this is how i ended book. the theme that at last may when it was as we were leaving that again working in support and pledge not only to not work with us, the hedging out the haqqani network. he said look, until you are your tag your grandchildren, not your children, but your grandchildren standing shoulder to shoulder, we've got work

now, let us work towards the goal of using the axis of this con continent in the most efficient ways possible for the common good of all of its people. it may take the next hundred years, but we can dare to dream that at some future day, a map of the world may show the north american continent as one where commerce and people flow freely across borders. in recent months, leaders have told us that we are have lost confidence in ourselves. we must regain our spirit and will to achieve our national goals. it is true, there is a lack confidence. i've not easy with things as they are. the confidence we have lost his confidence in government policies. our ids could be called bewilderment. -- i unease could be called bewilderment. our currency is no longer the stable measure of value that once was. it remains the greatness of our people. our capacity for dreaming up fantastic deeds. when washington's men we

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con, realizing your mom uses the same thing to keep bags of doritos sealed. mom, come on. they do keep the chips fresh and crisp. >> steve: they keep them crisp. >> jimmy: yep. [ laughter ] pro, it explores a form of love that few understand yet are strangely drawn to despite the shame that goes along with it. con, i'm talking about "the bachelor." but still i love it. i still love it. >> steve: literally. >> jimmy: pro, hearing someone's cell phone vibrate during the movie. con, realizing that's not a a cell phone. >> steve: whoa. hey-oh. [ applause ] woah. >> jimmy: pro, it got two thumbs up. con, this is a family show, so i can't tell you where. [ laughter ] >> steve: bonus. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: and finally, pro, telling everyone you saw it. con, hearing your grandma shout, "no spoilers!" there you go, guys. that's the pros and cons. we'll be right back with dakota johnson. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ anything? no. you? no. aflac! what are you guys looking for? claims! legend has it these hills are full of 'em. it can take months for an insurance claim to surface. claim

for help. >>> many parishioners will be wearing black to mass to protect a con tro certification pamphlet. how they plan to use collection plate to make their point. >> back to the "today" show. ♪ >>> we are back sunday february 22nd 2015. we're here in new york city. the cold weather hasn't stopped these folks from coming out. kalamazoo, good to see you. >> we've got to be careful. maybe we should put our boots on ladies. >>> let's catch up on the headlines. 37 people are dead after this latest round of weather. the siberian express we've been covered for you. there have been countless car accidents and spinouts from the icy conditions on the roads. the majority of them in tennessee, which is under a state of emergency today. >> also this morning families of the three british girls who are believed to be on their way to join forces with isis are begging for the teenagers to come home. the girls have not been heard from since tuesday. >>> thousands of inmates at a texas prison will have to be moved after a riot there on friday. the prisoners started fires and broke into the prison yard. >>> still to come, they

in addition to our recommendation of consolidating contracts and using the savings from contractual con suld daition to fund new positions, we are also recommending ocea work with the controller's office to ensure that expenditures are being accurately tracked and pursue the certification of existing employees already drawing upon existing skills. with that we want to thank you for your time and attention and will open it up to your questions and comments. >> thank you, through the chair, just want to thank the budget analyst's office. everyone who worked on this report it really shed light on some of the questions that i raised at the very beginning and you just touched upon that in the last presentation about contractual services and being able to consolidate that. i think that in our legislation requiring ocea to have a certified vendor pool is one step towards that because we know different departments have such different needs, whether it's the police department or dph, it can be completely different and maybe standardizing it is not the complete solution but i think what we are tr

will here, but this is a litt bit more of a cons cro than he's been used to. he's going to do sort of a q&a style a answer some questions. i'm re curious to see how this group reacts to him. >> you'll tell us abo it tomorr. sure thing. >> thank you. and for more from c check out "first read" on nbcnews.com. >>> the new tool facebook is maki for people dealin suicidal thoughts, and police in our area have been tweeti safety tips all morng for people who had to be out in the snow. how one police depart added >>> right now metro is meeting to let you kw how it's working on preventing smoke incidents like the ones we saw this weeken the transit autty is holding a safety and security meeting. at meetings later today, the board wl also consider raising fares by ten cents per ride. they'll also look at adding two minus to how long you have to wait during peak travel times. >>> a new feature on facebook will offer help to those who have bn posting suicidal commen.a trained team will look at time line posts and review them for suic traits. the author will then be sent

us a tweet. join the cspan con verversation. like us on facebook, follow us on twitter. >>> a washington center conversation now on the upcoming 2016 presidential election. the debate schedule and primary process. this is about an hour. >>> thank you so much. it's an honor and a pleasure to be here this morning and talk about the topic that is really the topic that we all talk about all the time in 2016. everywhere that i go and i think the panelists would agree, everyone wants to know what's up with the race for president. what's up with the race for the white house and it is sort of a national session. one of the panelists -- we can introduce appropriately, but steven diamond, political editor at "the washington times" and in the center is the, i call you legendary, but just calling you old. if you're not familiar with the show, it's constantly at the front lines. and i do see amy here. so, amy can join us. how long have you lived in washington? okay. and my former colleague, the national editor of the political report. so i wa

the military says it is reducing the drug flights and last year con advertise skated 11 tons of drugs. >> honduras used to be a transit point but in the last two years we have found narco labs. it has left us terrible violence. >> the drug trade fuels violence in the country with the highest murder rate in the world. she fled with her children and grandchildren from their home because rival drug gangs were dumping their murdered victims. >> we had to leave our home, everything and came here. we are starting from zero. i feel bad but i'll get used to it. >> she found a community where residents take turns to watch out for turf battles and protect their families. soldiers say they are confident they'll be able to control the region but their fight by land, air and sea covers 17,000 square kilometers, with limited resources. the community's worst affected are yet to see the progress. al jazeera honduras. >> twitter said governments are demanding more and more customer data. in its latest transparency report the social media company always revealed the country which made the most content removal requests r

death row for two and a half decades but a judge overturned his conviction saying his con confession shouldn't have been used against him. the 42-year-old jermaine wright was allowed to go home to his family. prosecutors now working to try to get him a new murder trial. i asked matt if he's concerned a man convicted of murder is now back out on delaware streets. >> we are concerned and we've done everything we can to try to keep him incarcerated and will continue to do that. >> reporter: i've been going back and forth with wright's lawyer who he won't let wright speak with me. he knows there could be another trial in his future. his attorney says he deserves to be free, police coerced him in 1991 and the chief prosecutor cheated by withholding evidence in the trial. this is a compelling story. a lot of you have been talking to me about it on the street today. count on us to continue to follow it for you. live in new castle county tim furlong, "nbc10 news." >>> new jersey's largest gas and utility provider is cutting residential bills by 30%. pseg is extending bill credits through february and march. customer

we have to wire up these different treatment units so we can cordon eight the response -- help us with conn coordinate the response. >> you can watch the full interview tomorrow right here on bloomberg television. the world's second-biggest pension fund does not agree that people pushing for -- the chief investment officer will be a guest on "market makers." joining me is stephanie ruhle. why does he believe that is not an effective way? >> the very outspoken and passionate -- the second-biggest pension fund in the world. he runs a $190 billion. it's important to evaluate credits -- he definitely asks the questions. as far as dirty coal, he is saying you are not going to make a change by seeing pension funds pull money out of. those changes need to happen in washington. it's not his problem. he is not in a position to change it. we will talk about global warming and energy and global macros. if you want that kind of money at a time when we are seeing a huge amount of volatility and uncertainty where does a guy like that make his money this year? >> where is he looking outside of the u.s.?

i had to get used to seeing the occasionol con fred rat flags on the lawn, the jokes about the war of northern aggression, and just the idea that the civil war seeped into daily life and conversation down south in a way it never does up north. and the point was driven home when i was stuck in traffic on route 400. if anyone has spend time in atlanta you have been stuck in traffic on route 400 -- for two hours behind a pickup truck with a bumper sticker that said "don't blame me. i voted for jefferson davis." [laughter] >> who of course is the president of the confess was si. i was stuck behind the truck for two hours and had quite a bit of time to start thinking more in depth about the civil war, and my mind always goes, to what were the wimp doing? and not just any women. what were the bad women doing? the defiant women, in the revolutionary became doing? some women did things like knit socks and sew uniforms and hold bizarres to raise money for supplies. other women became informal recruiting officers especially southern women. they shamed any man who shirked his duty to fight. ther

so smith its trying to give us the origins of our con husband and says something very -- conscious and says something very radical. your conscious doesn't come from religion. your conscience doesn't come from your parents, your upbringing. your conscience comes from your desire to be pleasing and honorable to the people around you and you learn about what its honorable and good and decent by watching what other people do when other people do things good and bad, help and you see somebody do something got g that is honored and a mired you take a mental note. not literally mental note. ... >> >> you have that everyday. then it goes away and you don't have it anymore. what is that like for the politicians whose term ends? >> so his life is all full. i recently heard a story of a rabbi that was sent to the gulag during post world war ii era one of the worst times you should read the book for the courage it took to write that book. it is three volumes read the gulag is fantastic. it is a horrible thing where they take people to make them work hard and don't feed them much gore have good clo

. >>> if you use online dating it seems your screen name could make or break you in finding love. a scientific analysis suggests that avoiding screen names that con chur up negative thoughts may help you with your online successful instead of using little use words like fun. men are apparently more drawn to names about physical appearance while women look for names implying intelligence. which if they're reegd men's profiles they probably won't find very many. i'll own it. using letters higher in the alphabet can also help your success. >> i'm thinking of a good screen name. >> i'm good. >> well, your name starts with a. >> aa. >> look at you. >>> if you're still looking for someone to spell valentine's day with it's kind of late. apparently d.c. is the perfect place to look. according to the site vil low zillow there are a lot of rich single people living in the district. there are a lot of date spots and a high percentage of new people to the area that are single. i have heard this, there are a lot of smart attractive eligible women, not as many smart attractive eligible men. that's just what i read about d.c.. >> really? >> draw. so if you're

. >> but rear admiral told us that the u.s. has con tintingency plans to evacuate if necessary.e north, the terror group parading what it claims are kurdish forces in cages after capturing them in battle. >>> a female isis supporter in syria has officials in canada on high alert. before she had access to isis she was living in toronto. and all paula newton has more on this. >> reporter: from the streets of toronto in november to the treacherous isis battleground outside kobani just a few weeks later. a young canadian woman identified as l.a. is gio tracked, her journey traced by her mobile phone every time she posts on twitter. >> why is a female there. the only thing we can come up in terms of an explanation is she's doing spying activities for isis. >> jeff wires is a researcher with an intelligence research group tracking those at risk of violent extremism. if he cease sending the tweets to be the ground she's covered, the access she's had to the front lines is unprecedented for a woman, even moving through isis enemy territory. >> after arriving in iraq she starts traveling

. >> you may say it's a con fluns of con fluence of factors. noun of us would be shocked.ed of my kids. you foe, i accidentally got them nerf guns for christmas and they promised never to use them in the house. you can tell what happened. >> we can use our imagination. and what if they fall in the wrong hands. and also molly, appreciate your time tonight. thanks so much. coming up, jeb bush is gearing up for a presidential run, but right wing talkers are trashing this guy on the air waves. talk radio consultant holland cook with a few details when we come back. this meeting is about. yes, a raise. i'm letting you go. i knew that. you see, this is my amerivest managed... balances. no. portfolio. and if doesn't perform well for two consecutive gold. quarters. quarters...yup. then amerivest gives me back their advisory... stocks. fees. fees. fees for those quarters. yeah. so, i'm confident i'm in good hands. for all the confidence you need. td ameritrade. you got this. ♪ there's confidence. then there's trusting your vehicle maintenance to ford service confidence. our experti

used by the military to con fast enemy radar. consist of small piece office metal like aluminum and perfect on radar because it's disbursed by aircraft flying at high speeds. we wish it was rain. >> we know it's clearly not rain. >> unfortunately it look like mother nature has hot date tomorrow because valentine's day warm as could be. record once again going to be set.so we look at dry warm 7 day change in the next week or so but unfortunately the pattern we are in. live doppler 7hd show you no green on the screen show you no green on the screen. tracking partly cloudy skies and quiet friday evening in february. right now temperature wise 61 if san francisco. 59 in oakland. 62 in hayward. 58 antioch san jose after the record high in the 70's. back down to 62 degrees at this hour. east bay hills camera showing awe quiet night out there keeping conditions on the mild side. forecast feature do call for the warm well to the holiday weekend once again for third day in a row record high likely and then we track a graduate cooling tren

con? here with us now is the actor stacy keach. he is the voice of "american greed." will know immediately. >> thank you. i'm not the dirtiest con. >> but you do have that voice and it is an amazing thing, 100 episodes. who was the dirtiest con in your mind? >> you know, it's a tough one. but i think that tonight's episode has one of the guys that is probably as prominent as anybody in the realm of scum bags. barry mingo. >> zzzz best. >> zzzz best carpet cleaners. he was a millionaire by the time he was 17 years old. he started when he was 16. the thing about these guys is that so many of them are so charismatic and as an actor, it's a great resource for me. because i get to watch these behaviors, you know these sociopathic behavioral strange -- >> when you were first tapped to do this did you think you were going to do just a couple of these things? >> we didn't know. we had no idea. but, you know, in speaking with our producer chuck schaffer when we first started we had a very short season. i think our first year was six episodes. something like that. and then we g

geraldo rivera and good friend author of the book "blind con seept seept accounts star parker with us. geraldo, we're going to go back 8,100 years and a guy who can't say islam and a guy who can't admit the islamic state is islamic and today is saying we overplay the threat in the media because climate change isn't as sexy, suggesting that's a bigger threat. >> the president made two mistakes, if i may, sean. first of all, by using the example of the crusades, he seemed to be going back to the fossil age. way, way too far back. but having covered the war in kosovo albania, bosnia, they were slaughtered in the conflict, that was an example he could have used as christian bar barety that was current. i believe too many people have been killed in the name of religion. the president was right on his point. his second mistake -- >> i disagree. >> -- was his timing. >> why give cover to isis at the time when the nation of jordan and the rest of the world was outraged over the burning of the pilot and the retaliation against that. >> sean, here's the difference. my friend geraldo's right abo

an internet service provider can cannot block con contepiditynt or repair or degrade content, plowings applications and services. they cannot use other content through consideration. this is the safety net or catch-all rule in here. and that says that any internet service provider practice that harms user choice or edge providers availability to make content available to users will be looked at for whether it is discram discriminate discriminateing or not. the zero rating, and we don't take a position on this, but if someone brings a complaint, it would be viewed under the safety net lens. >> let's talk about the other aspect which is it will give the fcc authority over interconnection with they connect level three like netflix. can you explain why there is going to be raid arrangements there? and what the criteria is going to be. >> guest: i don't know want to judge if these paid plans will be allowed. but for the first time giving companies like netflix google and amazon the availability that if they believe they are being charged unreasonable rates or being discriminated against to come in and file a complaint and say they a

we'll be taking a look at the pros and cons of doing "the tonight show" in los angeles. [ cheers ] we're here all week. it's been a blast. everyone's been so nice to us look at the pros and cons of doing "the tonight show" in los angeles. here we go. pro -- it's "the tonight show's" first return to los angeles after a year away. con -- or as the city put it, "well, well, well look who came crawling back. mr. new york big shot." [ applause ] >> steve: hey. hey. >> jimmy: pro -- our studio is only two blocks from our hotel. con -- so about a 45 minute drive. [ laughter and applause ] that makes sense. >> steve: not bad. >> jimmy: it's not bad. >> steve: not bad. >> jimmy: pro -- meeting with the city's most prominent leaders. con -- the kardashians. they're, yeah, they're a big deal here. you have to meet them. >> steve: yeah. they are the unofficial mayors. [ applause ] >> jimmy: pro -- relying on uber to get you around town. con -- relying on "dateline" to find out what happened to you. [ laughter ] it seemed like they were going out for ice cream. >> steve: he thought it'd be a a simple ride. >> jimmy: pro -- getting asked by family and friends if i

thank you for helping us understand what it was like today. i want to bring in now marcus cons at in marcus constantino for the charleston daily mail. thanks for joining us. >> caller: thank you. i'm about 500 feet away from the train. it's still burning into the night. you can see flames still shooting out from a couple of the oil train cars across the river. first responders firefighters arrived on the scene about an hour ago. the flames have been really too intense for them to do anything you know up until recently, so they're looking at the train right now and there's still no indication on when this fire could be out or how much of that crude oil has seeped into the river. >> two questions that i have been looking for answers to tonight that you may know but i haven't been able to find. one, do they know how many of the tanker cars have burned up or blown up? and do they know what caused the derailment? >> caller: i'm not sure exactly how many exploded, burned up. just looking at the scene, it looks like maybe ten to 12 tankers are sitting in a burning heap on the other s

the city is of course used to events like santacon and breakers. >> but walker stalker con is like any other. >> reporter: a creepy zombie khraupb met people for the -- zombie clown met people for the final day. >> it makes other people excited and you get excited. >> this is a sword that i had signed by a lot of the cast members. >> reporter: the main attraction here were the actors from the show that took pictures with fans. answered questions about their roles and signed thousands of photographs. >> it's rather insane how much the show has taken hold. >> but when it was over, i thought that was it. that's what happened. you finish the show, you wrap and you go home. what i didn't realize was all of this. i didn't know this was a whole aspect to it. i didn't know i was going to still be talking about this clarker three years later. >> reporter: what's the appeal of a show base on the idea of a zombie acopolypse. >> it's going to happen in my mind. a virus we're going to release and it's probably going to be mad cow. people are going to go nuts and there you go. >> reporter: actor lou